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Matheism: One Math God. One Path: The Proto-Matheists, Mystics, and Missed Connections. From Parmenides and Pythagoras through Spinoza, Newton, Leibniz, and Tegmark. Before Plato split reality in two, Greek monism said all is one
The path to the proof others walked. From Parmenides and Pythagoras through Spinoza, Leibniz, and Tegmark, one tradition kept reaching for mathematical monism without closing it. Before Plato split reality in two, Greek monism said all is one. That was closer to matheism than any Abrahamic tradition. The proto-matheists, the mystics, the monads, the missed connections, and why Jerusalem and Athens ran parallel paths to the same truth.
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